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Deutsche is what the language is called by the people who actually speak it. Germanic languages in general aren’t gendered languages afaik (English being a Germanic language). They are objecting to the translation of a word from one non-gendered tongue to another non-gendered tongue containing a syllable that they erroneously believe refers to a gender. I think it’s fair to say these people are morons.

German is a gendered language in that it uses gendered nouns (der, die, das). Germanic languages are actually mostly gendered (Dutch, Swedish, Danish, etc.) - English is the exception, but Old English was gendered - it was just lost along the way.

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'Deutsch', without the 'e' at the end.

Die Deutsche Sprache.

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Yes, the language is called DEUTSCH, not 'Deutsche'.

Ich spreche Deutsch.

Die Deutsche Sprache ist wunderbar.

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These are the same idiots who think "history" is a gendered word, too.